Ca'fer b. Ebî Tâlib as a historical character

He is clear that close relative of Hz. Muhammed, the prophet had positive or negative impacts on his life. Ca`fer b. Ebî Tâlib is son of Ebû Tâlib who was the chief of Talibson Tribe and Hz. Muhammed?s uncle. He helped and believed Hz. Muhammed. Ca`fer b. Ebî Tâlib, took over Islam in the very first years of mecca period. He hegirated away from his hometown with the will of Hz. Muhammed In the consept of hisemigratıon which shaped his life and its meaning and Mute War, this process has been considered in detail In our study his emigration to Abyssinia and his participation in Mute journey will be considered in the aspect of Ca`fer b. Ebî Tâlib?s personality.In our study ?Siyer? and ?Megazi? literature had been the main source. In addition ?ensab, tabakat hadis and geographic? books had been used.In the result of our study it is proved that Ca`fer b. Ebî Tâlib was born in 590 in Mecca, he is among the fist believes of Islam, he stayed with his uncle Abbas until he was able to make a living, then he hegirated to Abyssinia and stayed there for thirteen years, he returned to Mecca in 629 and he was martyred while Mute journey in which he was charged by Hz. Muhammed.